The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/college-avenue/)
Following the completion of roadwork on College Avenue, business owners are frustrated with the construction’s impact on customer traffic and safety.
College Avenue reopened to traffic earlier this week as the first of three phases of construction came to a close. The 100-300 block of College Avenue had been closed to cars — with its asphalt torn up — since the College Avenue Sewer Replacement Project began on August 7, with construction crews installing new water and sewage lines.
The College Avenue Sewer Replacement Project, which commenced on Aug. 7, is expected to be completed by Oct. 31. During this time, sections of College Ave will be closed in three separate phases to accommodate water main and sewer system improvements.
The new Dryden Eddy Apartments, located at 327 Eddy Street, are not yet complete and the tentative move-in date for students is set for August 26, according to Jesse Lupica ’18, one of the apartment’s future residents.
Eric J. Kim ’17 arrived shortly after the altercation started and caused “serious physical injuries” by kicking the victim in the face while the victim was on the ground, the release said.